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April 2014
17 Apr 2014
Caucasus Analytical Digest No. 61-2: Online Media in the South Caucasus
Author: Kobaand Turmanidze, Mariam Gabedava, Lia Tsuladze, Tatevik Sargsyan, Ulviyya Asadzade, Tariyel Jalalli
Publisher: Resource Security Institute (RSI) / Center for Security Studies (CSS) / Heinrich Böll Foundation / Research Centre for East European Studies (FSOE)
This issue of the Caucasus Analytical Digest describes the various aspects and uses of online media in Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan. More on «Caucasus Analytical Digest No. 61-2: Online Media in the South Caucasus»
3 Apr 2014
New Avenues for Regional Cooperation: Tackling Human Trafficking in Asia
Author: Alistair D B Cook, Caitríona H Heinl
Publisher: S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS)
This commentary argues that rising population and technological advances mean that human traffickers in Southeast Asia have a growing target base online and are making greater use of technology in their activities. More on «New Avenues for Regional Cooperation: Tackling Human Trafficking in Asia»
1 Apr 2014
Cybered Conflict, Not Cyber War
Author: Peter Dombrowski
Publisher: S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS)
This commentary argues that militaries, governments and private firms are more threatened by cyber conflict than by actual cyber war, the latter being highly unlikely to occur due to technological and budgetary limitations. More on «Cybered Conflict, Not Cyber War»
March 2014
Mar 2014
Legality in Cyberspace: An Adversary View
Author: Keir Giles, Andrew Monaghan
Publisher: Strategic Studies Institute of the US Army War College (SSI)
This paper examines Russian perspectives on the nature of conflict in cyberspace. More on «Legality in Cyberspace: An Adversary View»
Mar 2014
Tests of Partnership: Transatlantic Cooperation in Cyber Security, Internet Governance, and Data Protection
Author: Annegret Bendiek
Publisher: Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (SWP)
In light of Edward Snowden's revelations of the scope of surveillance conducted by the US intelligence community, this paper examines the cooperation and tensions between the US and the EU in the fields of internet governance and cyber security. More on «Tests of Partnership: Transatlantic Cooperation in Cyber Security, Internet Governance, and Data Protection»
February 2014
12 Feb 2014
Media Censorship in China
Author: Beina Xu
Publisher: Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
This paper focuses on the Chinese governmental bodies that censor the country's media. More on «Media Censorship in China»
5 Feb 2014
Enhancing Cybersecurity: Improving Technical and Analytical Expertise
Author: Damien D Cheong
Publisher: S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS)
This commentary talks about Singapore's efforts to address cybersecurity threats as well as the decline in the number of cybersecurity practitioners. More on «Enhancing Cybersecurity: Improving Technical and Analytical Expertise»
Feb 2014
Cybercrime: A Complex Problem Requiring a Multi-Faceted Response
Author: Eric Tamarkin
Publisher: Institute for Security Studies (ISS)
This brief examines how Africa should respond to cyber-crime organizations that threaten economic growth, foreign investment and security on the continent. More on «Cybercrime: A Complex Problem Requiring a Multi-Faceted Response»
Feb 2014
Humanitarian Telemedicine
Author: Alexandra Bonnefoy, David Gionet-Landry
Publisher: European Space Policy Institute (ESPI)
The report looks at the potential of humanitarian telemedicine (HTM) which uses telecommunication and IT to provide humanitarian clinical health care at a distance. More on «Humanitarian Telemedicine»
Feb 2014
Cyberterrorism: The Threat That Never Was
Author: Andrzej Kozłowski, Kacper Rękawek, Marcin Terlikowski
Publisher: Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM)
This paper examines the possible threat of cyberterrorism and how the internet is already being used for targeted cyber attacks. More on «Cyberterrorism: The Threat That Never Was»


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Urologic Diseases Research Updates
Spring 2010
Scientists Devise New Animal Model for Studying Painful Bladder Syndrome
Painful bladder syndrome (PBS) and interstitial cystitis (IC)-often referred to as IC/PBS-are similar conditions that cause recurrent pain in the bladder and pelvic region. Recently, researchers at the University of Alabama reported a potential new rat model for studying bladder hypersensitivity related to IC/PBS. The research, which was funded by the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK), was published in the July 2009 issue of The Journal of Urology.
"This model of hypersensitivity, which is produced by bladder inflammation during a critical period of development (the neonatal period), may have usefulness in studies of novel therapy for PBS/IC," wrote Alan Randich, Ph.D., the director of the University of Alabama's behavioral neuroscience Ph.D. program in psychology, and co-authors.
PBS is a general term to describe painful urinary symptoms that cannot be attributed to other sources, such as infection or urinary stones. IC is similar to PBS but has more stringent diagnostic criteria. In addition to pain, which varies from mild to severe, symptoms include urgent and frequent urination.
Scientists do not know what causes IC/PBS, and doctors often have difficulty recognizing IC/PBS because symptoms vary and overlap with other conditions such as overactive bladder. As a result, IC/PBS has been a challenge to study, and effective treatments are slow in coming.
One plausible explanation for IC/PBS, according to Randich and colleagues, is that bladder inflammation during childhood causes hypersensitivity of nerves in the tissues lining the bladder wall, called the urothelium. Urinary tract infections, which are four times more common among girls than boys, are a likely source of bladder inflammation early in life. Adult IC/PBS patients, according to a recent survey, reported experiencing more urinary tract infections and other urinary symptoms indicative of bladder inflammation as children and adolescents.
To test their theory, the scientists administered zymosan-a substance known to cause inflammation-to female rats' bladders via the urethra for 3 consecutive days, beginning 2 weeks after birth. When the rats grew to adulthood, the scientists perfused the rats' bladders with ice-cold saline-a technique known as ice water testing (IWT), used to assess bladder hypersensitivity-and measured nerve activity of the bladder using electromyography (EMG).
Rats who as juveniles received zymosan treatment showed a greater EMG response to IWT compared with controls, indicating the presence of bladder hypersensitivity. Because rats subjected to zymosan as adults showed no enhanced bladder sensitivity, the study's results suggest bladder inflammation at a young age somehow alters the development of nerves in the bladder.
IWT in adults with IC/PBS evokes a response similar to that seen in rats, noted Randich and co-authors, who cited a 2006 report by Mukerji, et al., in which more than 75 percent of participants with IC/PBS reported pain with IWT. In that study, IWT also appeared to distinguish IC/PBS from similar bladder disorders, such as overactive bladder.
Because responses among rats so closely paralleled those of IC/PBS patients, Randich and co-authors believe their system will serve as an important model for studying the relationship of childhood bladder inflammation to IC/PBS.
The National Kidney and Urologic Diseases Information Clearinghouse, an information dissemination service of the NIDDK, has easy-to-read booklets and fact sheets about IC/PBS and other urologic conditions. For more information, visit www.urologic.niddk.nih.gov.
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Lane is a three-time Virginia Sportscaster of the Year who joined WTVR as a news photographer in 1994. He spent three years as weekend sports anchor before becoming the sports director in 1998. Since then, the CBS 6 Sports Department has been honored by the AP, VAB, and NSSA 15 different times.
Lane is one of the voters for the Dudley Award, handed out to Virginia's best college football player. He is also on the voting panel for the John Wooden Award, given to the player of the year in college basketball. He is a member of the National Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association as well as the Football Writers Association of America and the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association, which hands out All-ACC honors each year.
Originially from upstate NY, Lane graduated from Plattsburgh St University and worked as a sports anchor and photographer at WUTR in Utica, NY before heading south.
He is a die hard (and realistic) NY Yankees and Pittsburgh Steelers fan. He enjoys running and golf and is married to former CBS 6 anchor Deborah Cox. They have two children, Connor and Mary Catherine.


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Denver, CO (Sports Network) - Brian Stafford delivered a game-high 25 points and handed out five assists as the Denver Pioneers logged a 76-57 win over the Warhawks of ULM in a Sun Belt Conference tilt at Magness Arena.
Stafford knocked down 8-of-11 shots from the floor on the night, including 6- of-9 behind the three-point line, while Brett Olson connected on 5-of-9 on the perimeter as he chipped in 15 points for the Pioneers (20-8, 10-5 Sun Belt) in their third straight win.
The Warhawks (2-25, 1-13) were paced by Fred Brown with 15 points, Charles Winborne 14 and Marcelis Hansberry 12 points off the bench as they bowed in their 10th straight outing.
ULM grabbed an early lead in the first half and ended up converting not just 50 percent from the field in the period but also 4-of-5 beyond the arc, and still the Warhawks trailed by eight at the break, 37-29.
In the second half Denver stepped up with a sizzling 65.2 percent from the field and 8-of-16 behind the three-point line, allowing the hosts to cruise to the 19-point win.
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It's not Christmas in Genoa until the Hope Falcke tree is bathed in lights. Seven hundred feet of white Christmas lights to be exact.
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Cowboy Breakfast volunteers deliver tacos to wounded warriors
Wounded soldiers at SAMMC get early taste of San Antonio tradition
Cowboy Breakfast volunteers fired up the griddles a day early to make a much smaller batch of breakfast tacos, including hundreds for wounded warriors.
Organizers came up with the idea to deliver breakfast to the Wounded Warriors Family Center a couple years ago because Cowboys Dancehall is so close to SAMMC.
"We're making the tacos this morning anyway, so we'll just make a batch to take down there and surprise them and give them a little treat, because most of them can't come over here," Roy Schultz, vice-chair of Cowboy Breakfast, said.
Since the wounded warriors are from all over the country, he said part of the fun is introducing them to the San Antonio tradition.
"They've never even heard of anything like the Cowboy Breakfast," Schultz said.
He said many of them have never had a breakfast taco, much less seen tens of thousands of people lined up early in the morning to get a free one.
Some of the wounded warriors will get to witness the event first-hand Friday.
"They'll bring them down, and we have a little VIP parking for them. They bring them and then they even go into the dancehall afterwards and do a little dancing. They have a good time, the ones that come," Schultz said.
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For this week's segment of Edible Blue Ridge, Steve Russell joined CBS19's Michelle Rupp to discuss non-alcoholic wine made at a former local winery.
Oakencroft Farm makes and produces their own grape juice. The former winery is now making non-alcoholic white and red grape juice from grape varieties that do well in Virginia.
The wine is for sale at several local outlets.
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Top 10 Holiday Movies
As the Christmas season rolls in, there is one defining part that many people look forward to – Christmas movies! People cannot wait until they can finally watch their all-time favorite holiday films, which they have had stored away for 11 months. The television channel ABC Family begins showing Christmas movies around the middle of November in their annual "Countdown to 25 days of Christmas" program and then continues the movies in their yearly special "25 days of Christmas," which begins on December 1. Many other channels begin scheduling holiday movies into their daily programming as well. These holiday movies also are taken off of the shelves and out of the cabinets at many homes and put into DVD players in order to really get people into the Christmas spirit. These movies make Christmas seem real and that the holiday is coming soon. For myself especially, I begin watching Christmas movies around Thanksgiving and don't stop until after the December 25. I love Christmas movies and find much enjoyment through their viewing!
Now, there are hundreds of Christmas movies with each one possessing its own unique plot and message. Holiday movies range from the holiday classics to newly-produced movies and to ones that spread holiday cheer to others that promote believing in the holiday itself. So what movies make your list of Top 10 Holiday Favorites?
Here is my list of favorites:
1. Holiday Classics (such as Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Frosty the Snowman, A Miser Brothers Christmas, The Year Without a Santa Claus) – I love all of the holiday classic films!
2. The Polar Express
3. National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
4. How the Grinch Stole Christmas (both the cartoon and Jim Carrey's version)
5. Miracle on 34th Street
6. The Santa Clause (of the Tim Allen trilogy, the first is by far my favorite, however they all are great!)
7. Elf
8. A Charlie Brown Christmas
9. Three Days
10. A Christmas Carol
If you haven't seen some of these movies, I recommend watching them. They will truly lift your holiday spirit and really put you in the Christmas mood. If you have other favorites that did not make my list, leave me a comment and share them with me!


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The Hawk and the Mouse
A clever mouse is sunning himself in Battery Park, when a hawk swoops down and seizes him in her talons. Whistling through the air, the mouse warns the hawk not to eat him. "Why shouldn't I?" says the hawk. "Don't you know," says the mouse, "that mice are loaded with trans fats?" Alarmed, the hawk releases the mouse and flies away. Several days later, the hawk happens upon an old owl devouring a less fortunate mouse. "Stop!" cries the hawk. "Don't you know those things are loaded with trans fats?" The owl stops eating and says, "What are you, an idiot?"
Moral: You just can't argue with libertarians.
The Fox and the Goat
A fox is offered free tickets from Cindy in P.R. She drops them off after lunch, and the fox is dismayed to find that they are for an experimental Swedish dance company called Leøtåård. He takes the tickets to the goat in the next cubicle. "Leøtåård?" says the goat. "I've never heard of them." "I saw them last week," coos the fox. "The Scandinavian Alvin Ailey. I'll give them to you for ten bucks." And so, while the goat spends the evening in a dank underground space off Avenue C, the fox goes to Ollie's and spends the ten dollars on lo mein. Sure enough, the performance is awful and the goat gets a massive strobe-light headache. Still, inexplicably, he puts his name on the e-mail list.
Moral: Always check the Web site.
The Crow and the Hare
Waiting for the uptown No. 1 train, a hare becomes ill and tumbles onto the tracks. "Help me!" the hare shouts to a nearby crow. But the crow is uncertain. "How do I know you won't eat me?" he asks. "I'm helpless," replies the hare. "Besides, hares do not eat crows." Satisfied, the crow flutters down from the platform and grips the hare by the scruff of the neck. Suddenly, the hare flips around and eats the crow. "That'll show him," he says.
Moral: Hares will eat anything.
The Dog and the Magic Hen
A dog in the East Nineties is lying on the curb when a friendly hen happens by and asks him what's wrong. "My bone," says the dog. "It's stuck under the tire of that Volvo." "I'll tell you what," says the hen. "Come back Tuesday at eleven-thirty and I will make the Volvo disappear." And so the dog returns Tuesday morning and, sure enough, the Volvo is gone. "Amazing!" says the dog, his bone retrieved. "I'll do you one better," clucks the hen. "Come back tomorrow and I will make the cars on the other side of the street disappear." The dog comes back the next day and, as promised, the other side of the street is empty. "Incredible," marvels the dog. "I guess this is why they call you the Magic Hen." "No," replies the hen. "They call me that because I sell acid."
Moral: You didn't hear it from me.
The Mouse and the Donald
Ambling through Central Park one day, a mouse happens upon Donald Trump, trapped in a hunter's net. The mouse asks the Donald if he can be of any assistance. "How could you help me?" scoffs the Donald. "I am Donald Trump and you are just a lowly mouse."
Several years later, the Donald calls the mouse into his office. "Your division underperformed again, Johnson," says the Donald. "Someone's gonna have to take the fall." "But, Donald!" cries the mouse. "Don't you remember why you hired me? How I nibbled through that net and saved you from the hunters?" The Donald thinks for a moment, then replies, "I don't remember it that way."
Moral: Success is fleeting, so keep a paper trail.
The Jackdaw and the Expense Account
A jackdaw takes a job with a prominent consulting firm. One night, after working well past nine, he decides to go to Pastis on the company dime and invites his old friend the hare to join him. After the two have scanned the menu, a server comes to take their orders. "The ravioli for me," says the jackdaw. "And I'll have the lapin à la cocotte," says the hare. The server is aghast. "But, sir . . . that's rabbit." The hare shrugs. "Whatever."
Moral: Hares really will eat anything.
The Lion and the Donkey
A lion and a donkey go to a Knicks game, only to find that their seats are way back in Section 426. "I can't see anything!" moans the lion. The donkey replies, "Aren't you a lion? Just move down." So the lion proceeds to maul his way through the crowd, until he and the donkey find a nice spot on the 200 level. But, by the end of the first quarter, the lion is again dissatisfied and decides to maul his way to half-court seats. By the fourth quarter, the lion and the donkey are courtside. At this point, the lion, his paws caked with blood, scraps of licensed apparel stuck in his fangs, turns to the donkey and says, "They call that defense?"
Moral: You can't field a team with five pure shooters, quirky draft picks, and no inside presence and expect to win more than thirty-five games.


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A defensive line coach 13 months ago, Papuchis was promoted to coordinator when Carl Pelini accepted the job as head coach at Florida Atlantic last year, almost a month before Nebraska's Capital One Bowl matchup with South Carolina. It didn't take long for Bo Pelini to promote his former graduate assistant, making his first game in a new position against the Gamecocks.
"Everything happened so fast a year ago, I knew there was so much to learn, but I was just excited that first game and opportunity," said Papuchis. "I was very full of energy in the first game, maybe too much at times. I think a little calm and clarity helps in adjustments that needed to be made."
Papuchis enters his first year anniversary game with the No. 1 ranked passing defense in the country. While his squad struggled at times with teams like: UCLA, Ohio State, and Wisconsin, they also had runs of solid performances.
"I think one of the roles I never had before was the on the field adjustments that have to take place in a very rapid fashion on game day," said Papuchis. "I have always been in the box my whole career. That was different and took a couple games to get used to.
"We talked about it a little bit (staying in the box), but the way I saw it, Ross (Els) does a really good job big picture wise with run fits. I think the secondary coach being up in the box to see the routes is important, so it made the most sense for the guy who is making all the adjustments front to back to be on the field and that's the role I play."
The first-year coordinator also learned the public spotlight and scrutiny from fans and media would be higher in the new position.
"I made a conscience decision to get rid of my Twitter about mid-way through the year after the Ohio State game," said Papuchis. "I thought that wasn't good for anybody for me to read that.
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"The thing is, people think that I deleted it because I didn't like the negativity after the Ohio State game. That wasn't really true. It was more about the fact after the Wisconsin game, I read through some of the tweets that were so positive and after Ohio State I read some of them that were so negative – at the end of the day, it's a waste of time."
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On Tuesday the first part of the new series was released, because I mistimed the trade deadline you'll get a mid-week special as we'll take a look at the second instalment of players who could find themselves on a new team come Feb. 27th. TSN has pretty good coverage of the Western Conference teams, but it probably lacks a bit of fantasy analysis, so I'll borrow some of their thoughts, but add that extra dimension to gives you Dobberites a clearer picture.
Much like most of the Western Conference teams, the Stars are still very much in the playoff hunt and should be buyers at the deadline barring a huge meltdown in the next 10 days.
Possible Movers
The Stars currently have seven rostered blue-liners which could lead to Sheldon Souray being moved at the deadline. His current stat-line of 18 points, a plus 11 rating, 59 PIMs and 132 SOG, isn't all that impressive, but there is a latent offensive side to his game which most GMs are well aware of and could be willing to gamble for the playoffs.
Potential destination: Washington, Florida or Pittsburgh(?) could make sense.
The second and most interesting player that could be moved may be Stars' captain, Brendan Morrow. He's a proven leader with a reasonable cap-hit of $4.1 mil for next season, as well as owning 78-games of post-season experience, which could be invaluable come April and May. The only problem is if the Stars remain in contention they'd want a quality roster player back in return, and I don't know if there are any teams out there who would be willing to pay that price.
Potential destination: Washington, Toronto, Rangers (Brad Richards connection?), or Flyers could make sense.
Possible Gainers
If Souray goes, then obviously there will be less competition on the blue-line in Big D, which means Trevor Daley and Stephane Robidas should receive a bit more ice-time. Philip Larsen or Adam Pardy should also find themselves as regulars.
If Morrow is gone, the most logical gainer would be Steve Ott, but it could filter through the rest of the team towards Loui Eriksson, Mike Ribeiro and Michael Ryder. When Morrow was sidelined with a neck/back injury at the end of January, Eriksson, Ribeiro and Ryder averaged 22:06, 20:55 and 19:42 per game respectively.
After setting a new NHL record of the most consecutive wins on home ice, it'd be hard to argue that any changes are needed in Detroit to prepare for the playoff run. Look for them to only make small adjustments, if any, at the trade deadline. Expect them to be buyers. The Wings have a quartet of potential UFA's (Jiri Hudler, Todd Bertuzzi, Tomas Holmstrom and Nicklas Lidstrom), in the off-season, but they need to retain them for a playoff run, so none of them will be moved at the deadline.
Possible Movers
Mike Commodore could be the only mover, as he's suited up for only 17 contests this campaign. Much like a few of the other defenders mentioned, the offensive numbers don't look all that pretty, but it's the 32 HITs and 19 BS in 17 contests (would have pro-rated to 154 HITs and 91 BS over the course of a full 82-game season), which could make him valuable.
Potential destination: Detroit would be silly to send Commodore to a Western rival, so look for them to send him over to the Eastern Conference to a team like the Sens, Devils or Isles.
Possible Gainers
Commodore was seldom used this season, so no one would really gain any value even if he departs the Motor City.
The Oilers are slated to miss the post-season for a sixth consecutive season, which means they'll be big sellers at the deadline. They're in a full rebuild mode, which could see a lot of their Vets. moved for younger pieces come Feb. 27th.
Possible Movers
The most internet banter has been generated by the possible movement of Ales Hemsky. With Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Jordan Eberle and Taylor Hall running the show, it's kind of left Hemsky on the wayside in terms of the Oilers' future plans. One thing that you do have to keep in mind is that he is a career 0.79 point-per-gamer. If you look at the current, active right wings point-per-game table, Hemsky's actually in amongst some pretty elite company.
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Potential destination: Pittsburgh (they moved Alex Goligoski for James Neal and Matt Niskanen last campaign), could they do something like Hemsky + Cam Barker for Simon Depres and a draft pick? Los Angeles could also be another destination.
A second interesting player that could be moved is veteran Ryan Smyth. The major problem is that he does possess a no movement clause, which means that he holds the power in all trade negotiations. Of course the Oilers could always do an under-the-table deal where they could promise to re-negotiate with him in the off-season and guaranteed that he'd finish his career in Edmonton. His leaderships skills could prove to be plenty helpful to a playoff team come April.
Potential destination: New Jersey, Ottawa or Toronto, with the last option making the most sense. There isn't a lot of playoff experience in the TO locker room, so adding a veteran in the locker room could help stabilize the situation.
Sam Gagner would also be another interesting candidate to be moved at the trade deadline if the price is right. He caught the world's attention two weeks ago when he posted a huge eight-point night, and has backed it up with seven points in the next six contests. The Oilers are in the driver's seat in this situation. They won't be forced to make a move, if the deal isn't "just right", keeping Gagner and letting him develop with the "kids" is certainly a viable option.
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If the Oilers do ship out the old veterans, then the most obvious gainers would be the kids like Jordan Eberle, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Taylor Hall. Gagner could also receive an offensive boost if he isn't moved. The quartet could see upwards of 20+ minutes per game once the roster settles. Magnus Paajarvi could also draw into the Oilers' line up regularly.
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The Kings are sitting in eighth place in the Western Conference at the moment, but with five other teams [Calgary (2), Colorado(3), Dallas (4), Minnesota (6) and Anaheim(8)], within a stone's throw of them, I don't know if they have enough momentum (offensively), to get them past the line ahead of the rest. The next three contests (Calgary- Saturday, Phoenix – Tuesday and Colorado – Wednesday), will ultimately decide their path on deadline day, so consider them buyers or sellers.
Possible Movers
Dustin Penner is one of the worst caphit/point players in the entire league. It's so bad that if you searched for it in Frozenpool, it won't even register using the largest search parameters. He comes with a price tag of 327k per point, which made me laugh when I compared it to my annual salary. The positive for the Kings is that he is off their books at the end of the season, so the big question remains of whether or not he'll garner enough interest for rival clubs to take a leap of faith on him on Feb. 27th.
Potential destination: Montreal (Land of the over-paid and underachievers)? A trio of Scott Gomez, Brian Gionta and Dustin Penner would operate at a caphit/point of just under 450k per point produced. Angus, Dobber and I would happily play for 100k per point and save them a bit some money.
Jarret Stoll currently leads the Kings and is ranked 16th overall in the entire league in terms of faceoff efficiency (55.5 percent). It's also the 59.2 home faceoff winning percentage and SH prowess (averages 2:08 per contest), that could draw plenty of suitors come deadline day.
Potential destination: Playoff teams who are struggling on the dot would be the best fit. Calgary is at the league's worst 45 percent, New Jersey is also atrocious at 46.7 percent and Philadelphia could certainly use an upgrade while operating at just 48.5 percent.
With Alec Martinez, Matt Greene and Rob Scuderi all playing"defensive" roles, keeping Willie Mitchell would be redundant. An NHL team doesn't really have enough room to own four defensive blue-liners. Mitchell could find himself in a new home on Feb. 27th.
Potential destination: Washington, Florida, Boston, Toronto or Ottawa.
Possible Gainers
If Penner or Stoll go, Andrei Loktionov would receive a big boost in value. Newcomer Dwight King (29 points in 50 games with the Monarchs), could cement himself with the big club.
If Mitchell is moved, it would make sense that Slava Voynov would secure a top-four role with the Kings. That would give them a more typical three offensive d and the three defensive d set up that most teams are employing.
With the Wild right in the thick of things, they should be buyers at the deadline. The major problem is that they're in a similar situation as Colorado, where they don't possess a lot of attractive pieces that could be moved in order to land a "big fish". So look for them to make just minor tweaks.
Possible Movers
With a couple of defensive D (Hal Gill and Nicklas Grossman), moving in the last week, the most logical mover would be Greg Zanon. If you compare his defensive stats (1.79 HITs and 2.68 BS), to Gill's (0.91 HITs and 2.30 BS), and Grossman's (1.85 HITs and 1.92 BS), you could draw very similar comparisons. So look for another second-round pick to go back the other way.
Potential destination: Washington, Florida, Boston, Toronto or Ottawa.
If you missed this column the other day, definitely take a gander. Marek Zidlicky seems to be much more of a detriment to the Wild line up than it is benefitting them. The latest rumour has him waiving his NMC to the Devils. The Devils are desperate for a puck moving D, which would make Zidlicky going to Jersey a marriage made in heaven.
Potential destination: New Jersey!
A third mover might be goalie Josh Harding. I would argue that Harding is one of the premiere backup tenders in the league. He's very much built in a similar manner to Johan Hedberg or Scott Clemmensen (someone who could come in and start 20-30 game while posting decent stats). His injury-proneness prevents him from ever becoming a full-time 60+ game NHL starter, which makes him perfect for a number two role. Plus, they have youngster Matt Hackett who is NHL ready and doesn't have much seasoning left to do in the minors.
Potential destination: Tampa Bay, Ottawa, Los Angeles (if they move Jonathan Bernier), Buffalo (if they move Ryan Miller), or Edmonton (if they move Nikolai Khabibulin).
Possible Gainers
If Zanon and/or Zidlicky go, then Nate Prosser and Jared Spurgeon should see a big boost in fantasy value. Justin Schultz should receive a small boost, but probably not enough to be fantasy worthy.
If Harding is moved, Hackett should get an immediate recall from the Aeros.
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Also Khabi's stats isn't very attractive, since joining the Oilers he's appeared in 98 games, 29-57-11(29.6 win percentage), with a 3.05 GAA and .902 SP. So I mean you need to take a look at that and think why would a team want to take a gamble on Khabi. I also went through the list of NHL teams who are looking for a goalie and there really isn't that many...
Maybe Washington (but I'd prefer Vokoun over Khabi any day), Toronto, Columbus, Jersey (if Brodeur retires), TB, Chicago, Isles (if Nabby is gone and RDP is still hurt)... So I mean there isn't really a lot of clear cut options...
They might be able to move him in the summer, but I don't think there will be a lot of teams seeking an under-performing goalie at the deadline. At least they won't be willing to pay a high price in order to land him. Maybe a 4th round pick or higher...
With that said, if hockey GMs are astute at digging stuff up, they might realize this...
Khabi is a monster during contract years...
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2003-04: TB: 28-19-7, 3 SO, 2.33 GAA and .910 SP
2008-09: Chicago: 25-8-7, 3 SO, 2.33 GAA and .919 SP
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Contract year stats: 85-50-21, 14 SO, 2.25 GAA and .918 SP
Non-contract year stats: 243-292-93, 31 SO, 2.84 GAA and .905 SP
So if they're good at identifying and taking advantage of trends, it might not be a bad idea for Stevie Y to "buy low" on Khabi in the off-season, since he's played for TB a few years back, and have him tear it up on a contract year.
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Same kinda deal with Dallas. They're only 4 points out with a game in hand against the Kings. Yeah they could sell Souray and Morrow, but they aren't forced to really... So they don't really have that many pieces to really "sell", which is another factor that I kinda lent towards the buy side. Of course the last fact was cap space they have a whopping $67 mil to shop with, obviously they won't because they can't afford to do so, but it's there...
For LA, it's exactly as you said, they have more pieces to "sell" than the other two. Also you kinda hit it right on the head about my thoughts. The thing is LA is in a playoff spot now, so if they fall out of it. The media and us will go down the "what a collapse" route... where's as if Minny or Dallas get in, we'll take the "well they played well down the stretch route". So there's much more pressure on LA to get it right than for Dallas and Minny to get it right. They have the "well no one thought we would make it anyway excuse to fall back on"... LA doesn't. They've also got more attractive pieces to move as well. Stoll is arguably one of the best faceoff men in the league. Mitchell is a great defensive D, so teams would be looking to pick those guys up much more than a Zanon or Morrow... And of course the cap problem. LA has $3 mil to spend, which is much less than the other 2 teams. Even if they wanted to go shopping they can't! The biggest thing they need to do is to get rid of Penner's albatross contract.
I don't know if they have enough momentum (offensively), to get them past the line ahead of the rest.
This was another big factor for me too. They're 30th in the league in terms of offense while owning the 3rd highest payroll... I'm sorry you don't pay that type of money to have your best offensive players play defense... I can understand the Yotes with the 8th lowest payroll putting an emphasis on D, the Preds with the 3rd lowest payroll putting an emphasis on D, or the Blues with the 9th lowest payroll putting an emphasis on D.
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James M. Cox, Governor of Ohio, campaigning for President in 1920. In typical campaign mode, he's greeting a woman and a young girl, flowers are placed in front of him. Next to him is Frederica Bareen, not his wife. He lost the election to President Harding.
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This entire time I thought it was a uke, and I go to buy it while it's on sale and I see that it's just a classical guitar… I guess I'll have to keep holding out for a really epic Ukulele shirt! I already have guitar shirts like crazy!
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Yeah I screwed that up. I'm aware they're not from the same movie! Honestly, I just didn't pay attention! Honestly I'd rather have the shirt w/o Robin, but hey what can you do?
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This is a really nice guest house/hostel just to the north of Central Park in Harlem. The subway runs to Times Square in about 15 minutes. The Harlem area is really nice with some great restaurants and is quieter at night than staying closer to the center of Manhattan. The host at Chic & Budget is Bert. He was wonderful and gave us a map and showed us all the great places to visit. The rooms are large (even our closet was bigger than some New York hotel rooms!)
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The Fibre Company The Fibre Company Sassafras Shawl
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Twin Cities' musician Bob Dunlap is known to most of his friends and fans as "Slim." Dunlap played with the Replacements and released two solo CDs "Times Like This" and "Old New Me." Earlier this year he suffered a major stroke, and is currenly recovering. On St. Patrick's Day, more than a dozen local musicians assembled at the Amsterdam Bar in St. Paul to pay tribute to their friend. Hosted by Jim Walsh, the St. Paddy's Day Hootenanny for Slim Dunlap showcased an outpouring of love and support for a man known as everybody's friend. This program features musicians Gini Dodds, Frank Randall, Katy Vernon, Jen Markey, Joe Fahey and Ben Glaros.
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Division of Community HIV/AIDS Programs: Site Visit Consultant Webinar - Fiscal Overview
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In April, HRSA/HAB will conduct new Site Visit Consultant Webinar(s) for current and new Site Visit Consultants. Each webinar will include an overview of the site visit process, the new Site Visit Assessment Tool, and the newly revised Site Visit Report followed by specific training on the Administrative, Fiscal, and Clinical Site Visit Core Requirements
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NEGAUNEE, Mich. - Mr. Ernest "Ernie" Shusta, age 83, of Walker (Grand Rapids, MI area) and Three Lakes, a U.S. Army Veteran of the Korean War, passed away Friday, September 28, 2012, after a brief illness.
Surviving are his wife of 54 years, Dorothy (Villberg), three children, Jeffrey (Nancy) Shusta of Grand Rapids, Mary Shusta of Atlanta, Ga., Sara Shusta and Bart Lafferty of Walker; three grandchildren, Audra (Rick) Venhuizen, Joe Shusta and Stephanie Shusta; two great-grandsons, Matthew and Broden; one sister, Shirley Richey; brother-in-law Willard Thomas; and many nieces and nephews.
A graveside inurnment service will be held at 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 20, 2012, at the Negaunee Cemetery with the Rev. Fr. Greg Heikkala to officiate, followed by military honors accorded by the Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter #380.
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I started a Food Loggers group over at Transformation.com but thought it would be nice to have one here as well. I normally write my food down during the day and then post it in the evening.
Here is my food log for yesterday...
1 Cup Fiber One with 1/2 Cup skim milk, 1 scoop Muscle Milk protein powder mixed in water, 25 oz water, 2 CLA, vitamin
1/2 Cup LF cottage cheese, green peas, 1 apple, 25 oz water
1 Cup lentils soup (from Emily Alvers blog) made with extra carrots and celery, 1 scoop Muscle Milk protein powder mixed w/water, 25 oz water
1 scoop Muscle Milk protein powder mixed w/water, 1/3 Cup oatmeal cooked in water, 2 CLA
BBQ chicken, broccoli, small bowl Fiber One
1/2 Cup cottage cheese seasoned with garlic & herb Mrs. Dash and mixed with green peas. Large glass of water
Felt great all day, never hungry, no cravings, lots of energy!!
Great job, Aly!! Looks like you are on the right track...now keep that focus for next week! :)
DebMO :0) Blessed to be a Blessing...
1 Cup Fiber One with 1/2 Cup skim milk
Muscle Milk
25 oz water
1/2 C cottage cheese
1/3 Cup plain oats
1 Cup black beans
1 TB salsa
1 hour spin class
1/2 Cup cottage cheese
green peas
3/4 Cup pinto beans
All mixed together, YUM!
That post appeared different than I typed it...sorry for all of the spaces :(
Aly ~ Clean, but are you fueling your body completely? You look a little slim on whole foods. IMHO
Keep the faith!
Faithful Renee :0)
Renee, what do you mean by 'whole foods'? Also, I thought Muscle Milk had too much fat in it, tho perhaps I am thinking of the RTD. I am looking for a protein powder that is good for lactose intolerance.
Whole foods meaning more chicken, turkey, etc. Full, balanced, nutritious meals. EX: Chicken ***, yam and broccoli.
There are several different types of Muscle Milks on the market. Some of them have really good counts. You do have to be careful which one you choose.
Thanks for the tip Renee on the whole foods. I am short on a few things and need to go grocery shopping, I have also been trying not to eat so much meat, so I have been using more cottage cheese and Muscle Milk. I was thinking cottage cheese was one of the good sources of protein?
Confidence, the Muscle Milk that I use comes in the form of powder and I mix it with water. It has 130 cal, 26g protein, 2g fat, 1g sugar, 3 carbs, 1g fiber per serving. I buy it at Costco, I reall like the way it makes me feel. Some of the RTD's from Muscle Milk are high in fat and sugar, I was glad to find this one, as it is cost effective as well :0).
P.S. I really appreciate your input--that's why I post it :0).
Silly Q... What is CLA and benefits of taking it???
Chip, If you go to the Library I believe there are frequently asked questions there...I saw it somewhere yesterday...Anyway there is a specific ? on there about CLA and it should help you out! :)
Chip, I googled it and found the following info...
Hope that helps!
Thanks ladies..
I'll check the site Library, and of course Google is our friend.. DUH... I should of just done that.
No worries Chip! We are all here to ask and receive answers, I only sent you the link because I thought that it would better explain it than me.
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The Huffington Post UK | By Samuel Luckhurst Posted: 24/04/2012 10:33 Updated: 24/04/2012 14:14
A two-time Ballon d'Or winner with two World Cup winner's medals and scorer of the most goals at the biggest sporting tournament in the world, Brazilian striker Ronaldo's ingenuity should be the first thing which springs to mind when he is mentioned.
Yet the 2002 World Cup top-scorer is known more for his gobbling up food than chances, and that was evident again on Monday night.
The 35-year-old was in London, looking porkier than ever, ahead of today's Olympic football draw. He was photographed outside of the Rose nightclub in Marylebone, enjoying retirement.
Formerly of Barcelona, Internazionale, Real Madrid and AC Milan, Ronaldo ended his playing career in February 2011 whilst at Corinthians, succumbing to the injuries which had blighted his career.
Ryan Giggs, Clarence Seedorf, Paul Scholes, Alessandro del Piero and Javier Zanetti are all still playing and are all of Ronaldo's generation, which has seen some accuse the Rio-born number nine of squandering his talent.
But what a talent it was, as the following videos will testify...
Flummoxing Bobby Robson:
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When a genius can't run, he finishes:
Retired (Fat) Ronaldo scored the winning El Clasico goal, says Indian newspaper
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I worked at CSR Limited as an intern for less than a year
Pros – relaxed environment + learnt MATLAB -- really useful for coursework/ engineering calculation in Uni + free company gym + FREE LUNCH
Cons – internship not structured + a bit too relaxed, can be a bit boring sometimes
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend
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